Bombala notes reveal schedule and shows results
The 1914 Bombali Show timetable will be ready next week. The Cathcart Piente Taces Boxing Day program appears. Bishopsthorpe near Goulburn burned, Bishop Barlow’s personal effects lost. damage about £10,000. Postmaster General Flower died in Melbourne at 33. Griffith declines to receive a deputation on railway works. Omitted fair participants listed. Zillah Harrison Company entertainment planned at Bombala School of Arts December 5. Millard Liberal candidacy praised. election stance urged. Police cases noted. fashion ads and local showings announced. Show program and ticketing details provided for Thursday and Saturday screenings.
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Zillah Harrison Company
Jr Entertainment
Bombala School of Arts
Iis
Leonard
Iwi
Ad Leonrdl
Abus Gd
New Zealand unrest and Australian public works notices
The telegrams report unrest over NZ strikes possibly spreading to Darling Harbor rail yard workers, with 88 000 senior cadets serving. It notes beef trust accusations in Queensland and a bush fire sweep across Condoblin grass country. It lists tender notices from New South Wales departments for school buildings and Bombala bridge works with strict tender conditions.
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Sydney
Auckland
New Zealand
Darling Harbor
Sharpe
House of Representatives
Beef Trust
Queensland
A. B. Coward
Tamworth
Frederick Bland Seeks State Election With Local Reform Platform
In a 1913 statement Frederick Bland announces his candidacy for the next State Election. He pledges decentralisation, improved ports and railways, land settlement reforms, and greater government efficiency. He plans early engagements with electors but will refrain from pledges until he has heard the electorate.
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Districhuve
Inna
Election results to be posted at the School of Arts
W. G. Tweedie notes arrangements for polling results to be shown at the School of Arts. Printed cards at the door will let voters record figures, with telegraphed updates from centres in Sydney and Cooma. Voting closes by 7 40 and a crowded house is anticipated as results are released and discussed.
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Citi
School of Arts
Janos
W. G. Tweedie
Goldberg’s Ladies and Children Boots and Shoes Ad
A fragmented ad notes items for sale at Goldberg’s including ladies and children boots and shoes sales. The text also mentions a Methodist social sale at the School of Arts tomorrow at 3:80 with various goods, sweets, flowers, competitions, and a sixpence admission, inviting attendees.
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Call and
Rena
Goldberg's
School of Arts
Advertising Rates Lofty yet Confidently Set by Times Proprietor
Advertising rates announced after a Conference of the Country Press Association set the base price at one unit for the first inch and two units for each additional inch. G. Tweedie, proprietor of the Times, notes the new schedule applies to casual advertisements.
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Country Press Association
Unfair Campaigning Across NSW Electorates
A candidate complains of paid organizers pressuring voters and spreading unverified accusations. He cites Liberal Association tactics aimed at undermining his character to sway votes in Monaro Wagga and Raleigh contests. He appeals for fair play and patriotism amid hostile campaigning.
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Chad
Parhulu
Big Time Not i
Liberal Association
Dick Sbataetee Ag
Pambula
Hestrith
Monaro
Surlier
Sydney
Labor
McWalliam
Election Figures From Early 1900s Local Ledger
A compact record notes figures and names from early 1900s elections including Wood, Me'fernan, Clarke Bland Jr, Comanate Wood, Holt Rily, with years 1904 1907 and 1910 and entries marked S44 and 26386.
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Wood Ons
Me'fernan
Clarke Bland Jr 1
Comanate
How Thin People May Put On Flesh
A period ad claims a simple home remedy can quickly create weight gain and fuller figures. The text promotes a tincture and compound mix with instructions to mix water and take in spoonfuls before meals, touting safe, painless weight gain. It cites dubious health claims and advises caution about potential side effects.
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Propettien
Anya Whaes
Aimee
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